Nocturnist Opportunity with 7 on 7 off Schedule near Lake Michigan

• Join a thriving practice
• 7 on 7 off set schedule
• Critical Care training and/or experience preferred
• Run rapids and codes
• Basic vent management required
• Intensivist support available
• Practice where you have a voice and a place that provides work/life balance
• Work in partnership with a hospital system, HSHS, with specialized physician support
• Epic, electronic medical record system, in both ambulatory and inpatient settings
• Competitive compensation and outstanding benefits package with shareholder opportunity after one full year of service
• H1B Visa sponsorship available

Prevea Health is the largest physician-owned and physician-led organization in the region with over 200 physicians practicing at more than 50 clinical locations. Prevea works in partnership with Hospital Sisters Health System and their four Wisconsin based hospitals; St. Vincent Hospital and St. Mary's Hospital Medical Center in Green Bay, St. Nicholas Hospital in Sheboygan, and St. Clare Memorial Hospital in Oconto Falls.
As a physician-owned organization, Prevea gives physicians a decision-making voice through a shareholder opportunity that is hard to find in today's corporate health care world. Prevea offers a very competitive salary and benefit program including:

* Malpractice, health, life, dental and disability insurance
* 401(k) and retirement plan
* And much more!

Located in Northeast Wisconsin, and just an hour drive from Milwaukee and Green Bay. Sheboygan sits along gorgeous Lake Michigan with its towering sand dunes, sandy beaches, sparkling surf and cascading blue freshwater. Sheboygan is ranked as one of the top 10 best cities in Wisconsin to live and is alive with events, activities, and outdoor recreation. Sheboygan boasts excellent public and private schools and offers a safe and friendly community to raise a family. With a population of more than 50,000, Sheboygan offers all the amenities of the city with a small town feel within an hour for metropolitan cities.